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The FDA first approved MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) for clinical use in the 1980s. The approval process began with the development of the technology in the late 1970s, and by 1984, MRI systems started to receive FDA clearance for diagnostic purposes. Since then, MRI has become a widely used imaging technique in medicine.
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Why does the FDA approve medicine so slowly?
The reason the FDA takes so long to approve medicine because they test it to see if it is dangerous.
When did the FDA approved MRI's for commercial use?
1984
Is amway nutrilite products fda approved in India?
The FDA is a US organization and does not approve anything in India.
In what year did the FDA approve the first oral contraceptive?
1960
When did the FDA approve the H1N1 swine flu vaccination?
September 15, 2009. See the related link below for the FDA announcement of approval.
Has the FDA approved the drug Telaprevir?
No. The application for submission was completed November 23, 2010, and it is expected to take at least six months for the FDA to approve.
Why does the FDA approve things that are bad for your health?
They are tricked by bad research from the developers of the product.
Is Hoodia Plus approved by the FDA?
The Hoodia plus is a weight loss product sold over the counter that the FDA did approve. The product tricks your body into thinking its full.
Are there any FDA approved diet fat burner supplements?
The FDA does not approve any fat burner supplements. These are not safe to use in any capacity and you should not use them.
Is FDA had approve keratin?
The FDA does not specifically approve keratin as a standalone ingredient, as it is a naturally occurring protein found in hair, skin, and nails. However, keratin is commonly used in various cosmetic products, such as shampoos and hair treatments, which must meet safety and labeling regulations enforced by the FDA. While the FDA monitors these products, it does not conduct pre-market approval for all cosmetic ingredients. Therefore, keratin itself is not "approved" but can be used in products that comply with FDA regulations.
Reason for disapproval of new drug?
The FDA requires two things of any drug: it must be safe and effective. So if it either is not safe, or it is not effective, the FDA won't approve.
Have weight loss patches been tested and approved by the FDA?
The FDA does not approve of weight loss patches, and many evidence shows that they are ineffective. There are still companies out there that claim to be approved, this is not true.
